Climate warming has become indisputable, and it is now crucial to increase our
understanding of both the mechanisms and consequences of climate change. The Antarctic …

Antarctica is a region of the world where climate change is visible in the rapid melting of
glaciers. This is particularly evident in marginal zones, where the pace of glacial retreat has …

Glacier retreat in cold regions exposes new terrain for plant colonization. However, the roles
of soil microbiomes in plant establishment and performance on newly-exposed forefields …

Glacier change studies in the Antarctic Peninsula region, despite their importance for global
sea level rise, are commonly restricted to the investigation of frontal position changes. Here …

Two small glaciers on James Ross Island, the north-eastern Antarctic Peninsula,
experienced surface mass gain between 2009 and 2015 as revealed by field …

This paper presents detailed elevation and volume analysis of 16 individual glaciers,
grouped at four locations, spread across the Antarctic Peninsula (AP). The study makes use …

Despite recent great interest in glacier ecosystems in the continental Antarctic, little is known
about their maritime counterparts. Our study presents descriptive data on cryoconite …

The aim of this article is to show geomorphological mapping of remote Antarctic locations
using images taken by a fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) during the Beyond …

Glacial forefields areas are dynamic landscapes, and due to the glacier frontal position
changes, they are sensitive to climatic fluctuations. The results of the analysis of aerial …

This study aims to investigate the glacier shrinkage and recent proglacial environment in
King George Bay, Antarctica, since 1988 in response to climate change. Remote sensing …